Order in the House
Children must be responsible for 95% of the clutter in any one household so here’s a few storage ideas to get your children’s rooms in order.
Smart ways to let your kids get creative while avoiding clutter
A few tips to help you create an area where your kids can practice their artwork and crafting skills without causing too much chaos!
Clever Toy Storage Solutions
A few simple ideas to help you organise endless amounts of toys and games that tend to build up in your kid’s rooms.
Flooring for a Baby’s Bedroom
You will probably want to do everything you can to welcome your precious new baby into the world. If that means redecorating a bedroom then you will need to consider flooring…
E Numbers to Avoid
Health specialists around the world are becoming increasingly convinced that the additives in processed foods are firmly linked to the dramatic rise in children’s allergies…
How to Stop the Kids Getting Bored
There’s nothing worse than a bored child or teen at a lose end! Discover ways of reducing boredom and great ideas of things to do…
Teens and Sleepovers
If your teen is hankering to have a sleepover, then here are some ideas for helping it go with a swing….
Dividing and Decorating a Shared Bedroom
Advice and inspiration for parents who are dividing and decorating a bedroom shared by children…
Kids and School Bags: What Are Healthy Back Options?
A look at the potential health risks associated with carrying heavy school bags and healthier bag options for kids..
Surviving the First Day at School
Some simple plans and preparations beforehand will make the first day at a new school less stressful and more enjoyable for children and parents.
Preparation for First Day in Reception Class
Advice on how to prepare your child for their first day in the Reception class…
Non-Competative Games
Today, we are learning that it can benefit children to play games that encourage a cooperative spirit, rather than a win/lose scenario…
Kid’s Swimming for Fun and Competition
Whether for fun or competition, swimming is a great activity for children, helping develop fitness, sporting interests and vital life-saving skills
When to Move Up to a Bigger Bed?
Advice and ideas as to when you should think about moving your child up to a bigger bed.
Stroller Choices
Tips for purchasing a baby stroller; includes descriptions of assorted styles as well as options for parents of multiples.
Decorating a Child’s Bedroom
Decorating a child’s bedroom is a challenge that every parent has to take on at some point. This article gives tips and tricks on creating a functional, fun room that your child will love.
Encouraging New Foods
Tips and advice on encouraging children to try new foods. How to encourage children to be healthy and adventurous eaters.
Hiding Vegetables in Favourite Foods
A child who refuses to eat vegetables can become the bane of any parent’s existence. This article provides tips on disguising vegetables so that even the most picky eater will feast on a few.
Packing Great Picnics
Everyone loves a good picnic! Discover some great ideas on how to pack a great picnic, from savoury delights to sweet nibbles.
Table Manners
Table manners are an extremely important part of dining, and children should come into contact with them from the time they are old enough to sit at the table. This article contains a basic description of table manners all children can be asked to observe.
Decorating a Nursery
Practical tips on decorating a nursery. Includes ideas on creating a welcoming room for baby while considering safety and budget concerns.
Healthy Food on The Run
Tips for eating healthy on the go, whether while running errands, on a road trip, at fast food establishments, or in restaurants.
Martial Arts and Kids
Martial arts are now common place in Western culture but many parents worry that they are too violent to be practiced by children. This article describes the most common forms of martial arts found in the UK – aikido, karate, kung fu, judo, jujitsu and tae kwon do – and offers advice on finding the right classes for your child.
Choosing a Trampoline for Your Kids
Discover some practical tips for choosing a trampoline for your kids.
Archery or Canoeing? Try Something Different
Many teens are intrigued by untraditional and alternative sports. This article is a brief survey of archery and canoeing.
Flooring a Children’s Playroom
Before you create a playroom give thoughtful consideration to how you might floor it – you need a room that is both practical to use and comfortable and safe for your children to play in.
Cycling to School
Bicycling to school is an easy, economical and enjoyable way for children aged ten and older to commute. A variety of tips and hints will help get you and your older child ready to cycle to school.
Rainy Weather Games
Rainy weather can put a damper on a number of activities. This article suggests indoor activities to help beat the rainy day blues…
Team Games
Partaking in team games is a common childhood activity. This article explains the benefits for children of participating in team games, offers suggestions for finding a team game for your child, and provides information on making your child’s participation a success.
Football for Kids
Information on the sport of football, and on getting your child involved in organised youth football leagues.
Getting Children Involved in Tennis
Over three million people play tennis in the UK. This article gives information on the game, as well as advice for getting children involved in this exciting, energetic sport.
Athletics for Kids
Children greatly benefit from an active lifestyle, and athletics is a wonderful activity for any child. This article discusses the benefits of athletics for children and their parents, and provides information on finding more information on athletics for your child.
Golf For Kids
Golf is a great family game that has become popular with younger participants. This article provides a quick summary of the game of golf, and offers hints to parents hoping to get their children more involved with golf.
The real job description of a mother
The job description of a mother sounds so simple, boring and unchallenging. However, mother’s know differently. Take a look at the real job description of a mother…
To My Daughter…
My daughter is not a little girl anymore. These are the ten things I’d say to her if I could jump ahead into the future…